Wolfe Rentals, LLC

About Wolfe Rentals, LLC

Wolfe Rentals, LLC operates Wolfe Osborn Place, a recovery housing provider offering certified sober living for women and children in Clarksburg, West Virginia, in Harrison County. It is one of a small number of certified residences in the state that houses mothers together with their children.

A North Central West Virginia Recovery Housing Provider

Harrison County sits on the Interstate 79 corridor between Morgantown and Weston, with Clarksburg as its seat. The county holds the courthouse, the family court, United Hospital Center and the region's caseworkers, which is the network a mother in a custody or abuse and neglect proceeding has to reach. Recovery housing in the county seat means those appointments are keepable.

Apartment-Style Recovery Housing for Mothers

The housing is organized as studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units. That structure matters for a family: a mother and her children have their own space, their own bedtimes and their own kitchen, inside a certified recovery residence. Group housing rarely accommodates that, which is a large part of why so few certified residences in West Virginia take children at all.

Deposits by Unit Size

Refundable security deposits are published by unit: $600 for a studio, $700 for a one-bedroom and $800 for a two-bedroom. Publishing the deposit as refundable and by unit size tells an applicant exactly what she needs to produce and what she gets back, which is the calculation that decides whether an apartment is reachable.

Level 2 Certification and Medication Policy

The residence carries Level 2 certification from the West Virginia Alliance of Recovery Residences, the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, describing monitored housing with structured expectations and clinical care from outside providers. Residents on medication for opioid use disorder are accepted.